Here is my layout...
Monday, May 24, 2010
random
All these photos was taken using my iPhone and the image - not bad for printing, I printed a few in small sizes. Taken in the morning before leaving the house, during shopping time, at the hospital and etc. So it is randomly taken...as she is the only apple of my eyes.
Here is my layout...


Here is my layout...
get well soon
Remember on my previous entry about my baby inguinal hernia surgery? I know it is kind of past event however I just scrapped about her last weekend...it was our photo taken in the hospital. We was put in a two bedded room in SDMC (Sime Darby Medical Centre) or known as SJMC as there is no single room available. So Daddy changed us to VIP Suite, it is a huge room bigger than the one in Prince Court. The big room is more than enough for us so that whenever she cried no one gets disturb. Daddy's girl...how lucky! she recovered fast though after the surgery she is all cheerful and giggled.
Here is my layout...


I used Jim Holtz tiny attacher and I stapled those 3 ribbons
Here is my layout...
faces of you
These are the photos that I cut and collect all this while, all her photos mostly are candid and I decided to just scrap those photos. I used paper tagger to attached my buttons and the love frame. The paper tagger works like magic...and I coloured the title with gold colour and punched the top and bottom layout with Martha Stewart puncher. Here is the outcome...



Lake Cruising
We went for Lake Cruising last month and my baby is a bit grumpy at first. After a while she is calmed as she was amazed to see the swans', fish and some other creatures while we cruised. This layout is also my submission for Scrap-It-Lah May sketch challenge.



Labels:
Layouts,
Motherhood,
Scrapping Activities,
Scrapping challenge
Friday, May 21, 2010
Tully's Coffee
It has been so long I did not write anything in my blog, been busy with family and etc. I have not scrapped for more than a month now and I have been wanting to scrap many many weeks ago but my "mojo" just did not want to visit me! It took me 3 days to finish this not so great layout of mine...as I have no idea on what to put and what colour to use and I even don't know how to use an eyelets (because of so long I did not scrap!) I ended up wasted 3 eyelets as I hammered the wrong side.
I used the making memories stamp for all the words that I stamped on the right side of the layout and did you guys notice my photo....I cut the edge of the photo using my "antique paper cutter" which was made in 1978. I realized it is the same cutter they used to cut our old photos in 1960. Those days all the Chinese photo shops use this cutter to cut their photos...kind of nice/traditional, no? except the photo is coloured not black and white. (Let me know if anyone of you interested to get the antique cutter)
Here is the layout...


I used the making memories stamp for all the words that I stamped on the right side of the layout and did you guys notice my photo....I cut the edge of the photo using my "antique paper cutter" which was made in 1978. I realized it is the same cutter they used to cut our old photos in 1960. Those days all the Chinese photo shops use this cutter to cut their photos...kind of nice/traditional, no? except the photo is coloured not black and white. (Let me know if anyone of you interested to get the antique cutter)
Here is the layout...
Labels:
Scrapping Activities,
Vacation
Monday, May 3, 2010
Another one...
I received my package today and I really love this...MiMi - Oasis Collection - Travelmate Scrap Tote - Zebra Print Microfiber. The Travelmate Scrapbook Tool Tote in Zebra print with Black Patent accents is a fashionable shoulder tote made from lightweight, water resistant material with soft-sided construction. Decorative contrast stitching and a Hot Pink interior lining complete the look of sophistication. Express your personality while meeting all of your storage needs in style! Features: Built-in accordion paper organizer Ten loops for pens and scissors One zippered embellishment pocket Multiple interior pockets in either micro-mesh or clear hook and loop closure to hold tools and accessories Front pocket with magnetic closure conceals three large interior mesh pockets Holds up to a 12" x 12" 3-ring scrapbook album Luggage strap on back slides over wheeled tote handle for easy transport Overall dimension 17" x 5.5" x 15" Great for scrapping while traveling via plane or car, using as a laptop bag, or for school!
Use the paper organizer to sort class materials!
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Scrapping bag
Friday, April 23, 2010
Sewing machine
I am looking to get a sewing machine to stitch on scrapbook pages. I have heard great things about few "brands" and I am considering purchasing one. However, I would like to see if there are others I should look into. I am looking for something reasonably priced, easy to use, space-efficient, and will handle sewing paper well. Any suggestions?
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Scrapping tools
Tuesday, April 20, 2010
Scrap-It-Lah Anniversary Fourth Blog Hop Challenge
Here is the next challenge from Scrap-It-Lah hosted by DT Yatie and she is offering yummy RAK for the winner. Hop over to her blog for more details.
My "mojo" not good this week so again it is not my favorite layout, however my favorite girl in there! Here is my take title "1st lollipop"




I wrote in a piece of paper all the manufacturers names but couldn't find the paper and here I will just list them down according to what I remember.
I used:
1. Pink felt fusion by Queen & Co.
2. Tattered Angel glimmer mist pearl
3. Americana crackle medium
4. Americana acrylic paint: rose calesita, azul bahana, emperor's gold or empereur for dazzling metallic elegant finish.
5. Sun burst stains colour: cherry bossom pink opaque
6. H20 overcoat varnish
7. Inkssentials opaque pen white
8. Paper: backyard peep by American Crafts
9. Paper: Aquaflake/Autumn leaves by Rhonna Farrer
10. Paper: S.E.I www.shopsei.com
11. 1 Making Memories button
12. 1 Momoyo pin
13. Distress ink by Jim Holtz : vintage photo
14. White net lace from local craft store
15. Artline acid free glue
16. Coloured sands
17. Purple/blue alike pattern paper for background
18. Lollipop embellishment red colour from local art store
19. American Crafts pink thicker
20. Black acid free pen
that's all I can remember...
My "mojo" not good this week so again it is not my favorite layout, however my favorite girl in there! Here is my take title "1st lollipop"
I wrote in a piece of paper all the manufacturers names but couldn't find the paper and here I will just list them down according to what I remember.
I used:
1. Pink felt fusion by Queen & Co.
2. Tattered Angel glimmer mist pearl
3. Americana crackle medium
4. Americana acrylic paint: rose calesita, azul bahana, emperor's gold or empereur for dazzling metallic elegant finish.
5. Sun burst stains colour: cherry bossom pink opaque
6. H20 overcoat varnish
7. Inkssentials opaque pen white
8. Paper: backyard peep by American Crafts
9. Paper: Aquaflake/Autumn leaves by Rhonna Farrer
10. Paper: S.E.I www.shopsei.com
11. 1 Making Memories button
12. 1 Momoyo pin
13. Distress ink by Jim Holtz : vintage photo
14. White net lace from local craft store
15. Artline acid free glue
16. Coloured sands
17. Purple/blue alike pattern paper for background
18. Lollipop embellishment red colour from local art store
19. American Crafts pink thicker
20. Black acid free pen
that's all I can remember...
Labels:
Scrapping challenge
Texture : { Create } Make it happen!
At { Create } Make it happen! their April challenge is hosted by DT Nadia, for this challenge you are required to add texture to your layout instead of just patterned papers...you can see some of the amazing layouts done by { Create } Team here.
As for my layout, this week my 'mojo' decided to peep me instead of staying over the weekend hence, my creative juice is very limited or I should says minimal...and I came out with just a little of textures'. I wanted to put more texture or "drama" in my layout but I can only came out with... I put black corrugated board and sand it with the Making Memories sanding block I glued the top of the corrugated board and put a little bit of coloured sands, sealed it with the H20 varnish to give shiny look finished, I used purple aluminium foil, put the emboss script and run them with my Sizzix Big Shot machine and the result my purple foil has got the script embossed on it. Some old net lace at the bottom, flowers and my patterned paper itself has got this embossed clear ink pattern. Not my favorite layout though...




As for my layout, this week my 'mojo' decided to peep me instead of staying over the weekend hence, my creative juice is very limited or I should says minimal...and I came out with just a little of textures'. I wanted to put more texture or "drama" in my layout but I can only came out with... I put black corrugated board and sand it with the Making Memories sanding block I glued the top of the corrugated board and put a little bit of coloured sands, sealed it with the H20 varnish to give shiny look finished, I used purple aluminium foil, put the emboss script and run them with my Sizzix Big Shot machine and the result my purple foil has got the script embossed on it. Some old net lace at the bottom, flowers and my patterned paper itself has got this embossed clear ink pattern. Not my favorite layout though...
Labels:
Scrapping challenge
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